NZZ, 24 November 2019 In vacation homes, the heating runs even though no one is there. Now a study shows how owners can save energy costs. (An article from the NZZ from November 24, 2019) A pilot project in the canton of Valais has shown that most types of heating can be controlled remotely with little investment: Zermatt. (Source: NZZ) Even during longer absences, the heating in most second homes is only turned down slightly or not at all, because the owners would otherwise

Südostschweiz, 07.10.2021 Graubünden has launched a pilot project with the ETH: CO₂ measuring devices are being installed at just under 60 schools. They report when the air is stuffy and are intended to help prevent corona infections. SYMBOL PICTURE/ARCHIVE (Südostschweiz) It is well known that the finest respiratory droplets play a central role in infection with the coronavirus. These so-called aerosols favor transmission of the virus, especially in poorly ventilated rooms.

Coop Zeitung, 28. Februar 2022 If Switzerland's second homes were equipped with remote-controlled heating, a total of more than 2,000 gigawatt hours of energy could be saved each year. Also possible with myTEM - remote control via smartphone and tablet; always protected against frost and warm on arrival.. Residence with saving potential If you have a second home or a chalet in the mountains, you can cut your heating costs significantly - using an app. Thanks to remote control